San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-01

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sene and gasoline stoves, patent pump
oil cans and oil, at lowest prices.
| 7-l5-tf. WAGNER 81 CHABoT.
WANTED servant girl; apply at
No. 30S Third street, between Avenue
and T.. S.3l-1
-Orynski's pharmacy on Military
| plaza for large assortment. S3l II
-OrynskI's pharmacy on Military
plaza for pure drugs. S3l II
We will sell at cost for the next 30
days summer clothing, underwear, sew
eral hundred pairs OF extra pants. We
mean what we say. Give us a call.
S-l3-lSt A. PANCOAsT Il Son.
Many OF the citizens in the first and
second wards who made sidewalks are
kicking because others have failed TO
comply with the law, consequently all
have to plough through the mud to get
to town.
The county school examinations
commenced today in the Third ward
school, and will be continued tomorrow.
For bargains In real estate, call on
Hambleton IL Hadley, No. 4 East Com
merce street.
An Ethiopian minstrel performance
will be given tonight at Muth's pavilion
for the benefit Of Prof. Muth.
The Bexar Building and Loan asso-
citation Is In as good a financial condi-
ton as ii ever was. and II you don't be-
lieve Ii, ask John j. Stevens, the presi-
dent.
Rain fell yesterday seven times on
young VIM. Layers place, near the poor
house, though only two rains fell on his
fathers place, half mile away.
Frank Starr Is the first In the mar
ket, as usual, with his celebrated Ber-
wick bay oysters.
"A telegram from California states
that Mr.. j. ID. Cotton 10 recovering from
his attack OF typhoid fever.
-Drs. r. Herff and son, DR.. Adolph
Herfi, left this morning for Washington,
ID. c., to attend the international medi-
cal congress. They are not delegates"
though.
The street commissioners forces
are today cleaning of the mud in the
streets and filling up the holes.
Look out for the glass sign which
| will be lit this evening In honor Of the
| first oyster arrival at Frank Starts.
sheriff Herman of Galveston, arme d
with the necessary extraditiOn papers,
passed through the city today en- route
to California to arrest and bring back
Ex-Treasurer Burke, Of Galveston
| county, who absconded last year, and 1t
| was learned he was defaulter.
Emil Krsuse returned from New
Brsunfels yesterday whittier he went to
attend the funeral of his dead father. Mr..
Krause's death was indeed a sad one. He
was hale and hearty the day before and
passed away calmly in his sleep.
Superintendent j. Z. Smith feels his
honors falling thick and fast upon him.
The latest happened last Sunday, when
his wife presented him with fine baby
boy. The mother and son are well and
the professor is happy.
| VIM. Weyel, recently divorced from
his first wife, has secured a permit to
wed Miss Victoria Hill, whom he met
and loved while he was superintendent
of the county convict gang at work on
the Salado, and she was farmers
daughter near by.
Detective Hughes proves to be the
party who frightened Justice Barnes
yesterday by nipping his watch and
chain. The negro boy story was a
myth, gotten up for the edification of
the justice. The whole was a Joke.
Ht IuuRt Values MS WATCH at SZ.0U, In
stead OF $3.50, as the figures read yester-
day.
Frank w. Sanger has brought from
England new opera by the authors OF
"Erminie," entitled "Dick," and a
comedy played by Willie Edouin, in
London, entitled "a Tragedy" As yet
no arrangements have been made for
their production In this country.
The lima De Murska concerts will be-
gin the frat week In October. Nine. De
Murska, who has lately been singing at
the Alexandra Palace, London, will sail
from Liverpool early in September. Her
manager, De Vivo, is going to publish a
waltz just composed by De Murska,
called ell Ritorno."
Rice & Dixey will manage John A.
Mackay's tour. They have engaged for
his company Adah Richmond, who will
be the leading lady; w. Ii. Hamilton,
Hattie DelarO, Grace Williamson, Emma
Hanley, Josie Hall, Evelyn Granville.
Daniel Williams, Edward Hoist, Ed
ward Geryaise, W. g. Vaudeville, f. Ii.
Taylor and Dick Golden, Gen. w. B.
Barton will be business manager of the
troupe.